Kennedy inquest date set despite autopsy questions
District Attorney Ed Dinis said the Sept. 3 inquest into Senator Edward M. Kennedy's Chappaquiddick accident will proceed whether or not an autopsy on Mary Jo Kopechne is possible. A Pennsylvania court ruling will not alter the schedule.
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FBI used only FM tuner to bug Hoffa and Teamsters
Government witnesses testified in Chattanooga that among devices used in the Hoffa case only a commercial FM tuner captured conversations with Teamsters officials. FBI agents said no other surveillance gear yielded Teamster talks. defense plans to call all Detroit FBI aides involved.
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Paul Desmond
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Prison sentence for guard linked to Greek assassins escape
A Greek army corporal George Morakis, 20, received 16 years in a military prison for helping Alexander Panagoulis escape on June 5. Morakis had turned himself in before Panagoulis was recaptured. Panagoulis, condemned for the attempted assassination of Premier George Papadopoulos, was later sentenced to death and 18 years for the desertion.
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Da Nang Site of New Red Drive
Saigon reports renewed fighting south of Da Nang as North Vietnamese reinforcements arrive. The American 196th Light Infantry Brigade claimed 22 enemy killed in two clashes 31 miles south of Da Nang, with one American dead and four wounded. Tam Ky suffered a rocket and mortar barrage, killing one child and wounding civilians.
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Vietnam battles flare near Hue and Da Nang
News reports describe rockets striking Hue killing a child while fighting around Da Nang continues. The 5th Mechanized Infantry Division zone near Gio Linh endures mortar fire and a ground assault with one American dead and seven wounded. An engineer unit nearby is ambushed, leaving one dead and nine wounded after two hours of fighting. North Vietnamese forces hold bunkered positions under heavy bombardment.
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Demonstrators clash with police at NPD rally in Flensburg
Police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse about 2,000 rock-throwing protesters at an NPD election rally branded neo Nazi by opponents. Windows were smashed at the hall where NPD chairman Adolf von Thadden spoke and a street battle halted traffic.
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U S and Japan to test launch missiles in U S
The Asahi reports a U S Japan cooperation to launch nine Nike missiles and three Hawk missiles from October next year to March 1971. Tests to be conducted at a U S military base in Texas with U S facilities including launch pads and data collectors.
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South Vietnamese Premier Resigns. Talks Unshaken
The resignation of Premier Tran Van Huong will not alter allied or Communist attitudes at the Vietnam peace talks. Huong quit at President Thieu’s request as Saigon plans a new cabinet, but Saigon officials say South Vietnam’s negotiation stance remains unchanged. In Geneva, sources say the US and USSR near a seabed weapons ban agreement for the disarmament conference.
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Space Leader Rocco E. Petrone Named Apollo Director
NASA announces Rocco E. Petrone as the new Apollo program director succeeding Lt. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips. Petrone currently runs launch operations at Kennedy Space Center and will assume the post Friday.
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John F. Kennedy Space Center
Samuel C. Phillips
Air Force Space and Missile System Organization
Brown alleges harassment by Los Angeles deputies
Former NFL star and actor Jim Brown accuses the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department of harassment and distorted facts about his encounters with police. The department declined comment citing pending criminal action as Brown faces a preliminary hearing on felony assault related to a traffic incident. Brown says deputies visited him nightly for two months warning him to keep his record low.
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Designer Maria Antonelli, Italian fashion pioneer, dies at 66
Maria Antonelli, a pioneer of Italian high fashion, died Wednesday after a heart attack while swimming off Capri. She was 66, and her family announced the death on Friday.
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Maria Antonelli
Capri
Gloria Swanson Attends Granddaughter’s Hollywood Wedding
Gloria Swanson travels from Europe to Hollywood for the wedding of her granddaughter Brooke Anderson to James Young. The former film star, now a fashion and cosmetics executive, plans to return to Europe after the ceremony in the city that made her famous.
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Hollywood
Brooke Anderson
James Young
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